Amid student uprisings, an unique combination of passionate protest and artistic expression is "reaching people at the ...

Republicans, Democrats and Independents are up in arms about data centers — and they’re putting politics aside to block their ...

In Big Bend, a nationally divisive symbol has forged an unlikely alliance among Republicans, Democrats and nearly everyone in ...

From Utah to Texas to the Bronx, students are immersing themselves in unfamiliar American places to better understand ways of life vastly different from their own.

Misinformation is mutating faster than ever, but the human impulse to “get stuff right” is pushing back.

Across Hungary, a volunteer program pairs tech-savvy high schoolers with seniors to bridge the digital divide — and keep loneliness at bay. A grassroots distribution network of donated diapers, ...

This story was originally co-published by Next City and El Paso Matters as part of their joint Equitable Cities Reporting Fellowship For Borderland Narratives. In 2010, El Paso native and photographer ...

This story is part of The Sonic Commons, a series about the health effects of environmental noise. It is supported by the Nova Institute for Health. Before Chris Downey lost his sight, he had a wind ...

This story is part of Born Into It, a series about the solutions helping young people thrive in a complex world. It is supported by UPIC Health. When students in Singapore looked around their school ...

A couple of years ago, Marjorie Schurman just couldn’t bring herself to get up from the breakfast table. The 76-year-old Vancouverite felt a cloud hanging over her life, unable to get anything done, ...

Waterline is an ongoing series that explores how nature-based solutions preserve and protect our water resources. It is funded by a grant from the Walton Family Foundation. Over the last 20 years, ...